Our Services
EcoCarbon Impact Solutions delivers the full project lifecycle, from initial concept and measurement to active implementation and verifiable credit issuance. We are not just advisors; we are full-cycle partners who deliver measurable change on the ground through our three integrated service pillars.
GHG Accounting and climate change mitigation
We provide the technical rigor required to convert complex operational data into an auditable, strategic asset, essential for corporate sustainability and carbon market participation.
Full-Scope GHG Inventory Development: Meticulous accounting of Scope 1 (Direct), Scope 2 (Energy), and the most challenging, Scope 3 (Value Chain) emissions, strictly following the GHG Protocol standards. This provides the granular detail needed for credible net-zero targets and reporting.
Regulatory Compliance Reporting: Preparation of comprehensive reports that satisfy global frameworks like GRI (Global Reporting Initiative), SASB, and climate disclosure requirements such as TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures).
Baseline Definition and Forecasting: Establishment of verifiable historical baselines necessary for carbon project development and the creation of forward-looking emission reduction scenarios and targets.
Project Origination
We specialize in designing high-quality mitigation projects that meet the stringent requirements of the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM), guaranteeing financial viability and verifiable impact.
Feasibility and Risk Assessment: Conducting comprehensive due diligence to select the most impactful and financially viable mitigation pathways across energy, land use, and industrial sectors within Malawi and SADC region.
Project Design Document (PDD) Creation: Authoring full PDDs compliant with major global standards, including Verra's Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) and Gold Standard methodologies. This includes rigorous demonstration of Additionality and calculation of emission reductions.
Carbon Market Financial Modeling: Developing robust financial models that forecast credit volumes, analyze risk profiles, optimize revenue streams, and structure benefit-sharing agreements with local community partners.
Verification Assurance
Integrity is non-negotiable. Our internal protocols ensure every claim of emission reduction is fully backed by auditable data and ready for external validation and verification (VVB).
Proprietary MRV System Integration: Deployment of our systematic approach to Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV). This includes training local staff and implementing data collection mechanisms (from logbooks to digital sensors) to ensure continuous, accurate measurement.
Data Integrity and Quality Control: Implementation of sophisticated QA/QC processes designed to eliminate errors, manage data gaps, and prepare comprehensive audit trails that dramatically streamline the VVB process.
Digital MRV Roadmap: (Future Focus) Development and integration of remote sensing and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies to automate monitoring, improving the efficiency and credibility of data collection, especially in dispersed community projects.
Adaptation Strategy
We ensure that climate action goes beyond mitigation to actively strengthen the capacity of communities to adapt to current and future climate shocks.
Climate Vulnerability and Risk Assessments (CVRA): Conducting deep-dive local-level assessments to identify specific climate threats (e.g., drought, flooding, heat stress) and the corresponding social vulnerabilities within a project area.
Resilience Project Design: Integrating non-carbon focused activities into mitigation projects to deliver direct adaptation benefits, such as water harvesting infrastructure, climate-smart agriculture training, and early warning system development.
Accessing Adaptation Finance: Structuring projects to be attractive to specific climate funds and development partners (e.g., the Green Climate Fund, Adaptation Fund) that target resilience outcomes, leveraging our financial expertise to unlock blended finance.
Verifiable Co-Benefits
Our unique Public Health expertise guarantees that the social outcomes of our projects are quantified with the same rigor as carbon reductions.
The Co-Benefit Quantification: Applying specialized methodologies to measure the non-carbon benefits generated by projects, such as time savings for women and girls, job creation, and reductions in indoor air pollution and respiratory illness from clean cooking solutions.
Custom MEAL Frameworks: Designing and executing robust Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning frameworks that track KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) related to social change and public health outcomes, conforming to international evaluation standards.
Accountability and Learning Cycles: Instituting community feedback mechanisms and iterative evaluation processes to ensure projects remain locally relevant, maximize their ethical benefit, and allow for rapid course correction based on real-world data.
Nature-Based Solutions (NbS)
We harness the power of ecosystems to deliver dual benefits: carbon sequestration (mitigation) and enhanced biodiversity/water security (adaptation).
Sustainable Land Management (SLM) and Restoration: Designing and managing high-integrity Nature-Based Solutions focusing on sustainable agriculture, agroforestry programs, and the restoration of degraded land using climate-resilient practices.
Ecosystem Service Valuation: Quantifying the value of protected and restored natural capital (e.g., soil carbon, clean water provision, flood control) to build a compelling financial case for Nature-Based Solutions investments.
Biodiversity Monitoring and Verification: Integrating biodiversity monitoring protocols to ensure projects meet additional standards (like the Climate, Community & Biodiversity (CCB) Standards), securing premium value for the resulting carbon credits.
Adaptation Strategy
We ensure that climate action goes beyond mitigation to actively strengthen the capacity of communities to adapt to current and future climate shocks.
Climate Vulnerability and Risk Assessments (CVRA): Conducting deep-dive local-level assessments to identify specific climate threats (e.g., drought, flooding, heat stress) and the corresponding social vulnerabilities within a project area.
Resilience Project Design: Integrating non-carbon focused activities into mitigation projects to deliver direct adaptation benefits, such as water harvesting infrastructure, climate-smart agriculture training, and early warning system development.
Accessing Adaptation Finance: Structuring projects to be attractive to specific climate funds and development partners (e.g., the Green Climate Fund, Adaptation Fund) that target resilience outcomes, leveraging our financial expertise to unlock blended finance.
Verifiable Co-Benefits
Our unique Public Health expertise guarantees that the social outcomes of our projects are quantified with the same rigor as carbon reductions.
The Co-Benefit Quantification: Applying specialized methodologies to measure the non-carbon benefits generated by projects, such as time savings for women and girls, job creation, and reductions in indoor air pollution and respiratory illness from clean cooking solutions.
Custom MEAL Frameworks: Designing and executing robust Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning frameworks that track KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) related to social change and public health outcomes, conforming to international evaluation standards.
Accountability and Learning Cycles: Instituting community feedback mechanisms and iterative evaluation processes to ensure projects remain locally relevant, maximize their ethical benefit, and allow for rapid course correction based on real-world data.
Nature-Based Solutions (NbS)
We harness the power of ecosystems to deliver dual benefits: carbon sequestration (mitigation) and enhanced biodiversity/water security (adaptation).
Sustainable Land Management (SLM) and Restoration: Designing and managing high-integrity Nature-Based Solutions focusing on sustainable agriculture, agroforestry programs, and the restoration of degraded land using climate-resilient practices.
Ecosystem Service Valuation: Quantifying the value of protected and restored natural capital (e.g., soil carbon, clean water provision, flood control) to build a compelling financial case for Nature-Based Solutions investments.
Biodiversity Monitoring and Verification: Integrating biodiversity monitoring protocols to ensure projects meet additional standards (like the Climate, Community & Biodiversity (CCB) Standards), securing premium value for the resulting carbon credits.